I had a lovely time with Marissa and her Frenchie – Malcolm this weekend. Marissa wanted an ‘Autumn feel’…
I was thrilled to be asked to photograph the engagement ceremony of Rishi and Anika this weekend in…
I met the Wesley family – Rich, Alli and their gorgeous son Finn at Dinton Pastures in Wokingham for their family shoot. The weather had been kind so the ground was dry and the sun was shining – so was little Finn’s smile.
I had a great time photographing the Ford family on-location just on the outskirts of Swinley Forest in…
I was lucky enough to photograph a lovely couple, their two dogs and their Land Rover Defender at the weekend. Having an interest in 4x4s from my childhood days thanks to my Dad I was really excited to be able to photograph one that was 30+ years old but that has been lovingly restored to an amazing condition by Ollie….. I think even Vicky referred to it as the ‘wife’!
I had the pleasure of photographing Hani and Suzanne’s wedding reception at The Guildford Harbour Hotel. If you haven’t been – it’s a buzzing, modern hotel and I can certainly see why they chose it. The staff were also amazing, polite and friendly and nothing was too much trouble.
We caught up with the lovely Natasha Wiggins, who we believe is the best (yes we are a bit biased!) make-up and hair artist in the area. She has a wonderful team who work with her covering pretty much every part of South England….now that’s a lot of miles
‘What’s a pre-wedding shoot/meeting and do I need one?’ This is a question some couples ask me, and there is nothing wrong with a question! So, this is my answer and why we include this as part of our wedding packages. A pre-wedding shoot is great for both parties for a number of reasons:
Our recommended Toastmaster – Roy Austin FEGTTC dropped by last week so we could ask him some questions to help any couples who might be looking for a Toastmaster for their wedding. How long have you been a Toastmaster and why/how did you decide to become one?
‘Wedding photographer’…..if I ever mention this word to people who ask me what I do they either shudder in fear or smile – usually with a first hand experience to go with either reaction. Unfortunately over half have had the ‘shudder’ reaction – not the best for